Local and Personal notes from Cameron area
Dr T A Pope of Hoyte visited Cameron as a business guest. numerous residents from Ben Arnold, Jones Prairie, Buckholts, Maysfield and surrounding towns shopped or visited Cameron over the weekend. Activities include church meetings, school reports, and social visits with friends and relatives across the region.
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T. A. Pope of
Hoyte
Cameron
Ben Arnold
A. R. Roberts
H. B. Crook
Jones Prairie
J. W. Price
Buckholts
W. L. Gandy
Our City
G. N. Smith
Geo. Matula
Caldwell
H. B. Belt
Oakdale
Ernest Kelso
Maysfield
Royal party named for Cotton Palace celebration in Waco
The Kill Kare Klub hosts Miss Eatna Smith and guests at a luncheon. A royal party for Miss Morton in Waco includes Doris Ruth Wyley as Maid of Honor and T S Henderson Jr and Clyde Thacker as Loyal Knights. Rev. Edward Bailey visits Milam county and Maysfield churches. farmer J D Martin notes reduced cotton acreage and suggests more self-sufficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kill Kare Klub
Eatna Smith
Oxsheer Smith
Allen Hooks
Howard J Cox
Morton
Duchess of Cameron
Waco
Ruth Wyley
T. S. Henderson, Jr
Clyde Thacker
Edward Bailey
Maysfield
Sharpe
Presbyterian Church
Bailey
Milam County
J. D. Martin
Cameron
Herald
Martin
For Sale Ad Sparks Rusty Machine Market Talk
Fragmentary OCR notes show a sale listing with scattered phrases like tired out feeling and buttoned up whole system. The item appears offered by multiple sellers with vague Oct timing and incomplete descriptors.
Church Dedicated by San Antonio Bishop at Rockdale
Bishop Gallagher of San Antonio dedicated a new church house in Rockdale built for the Mexican population. The ceremony included a large confirmation class of over 200, with Rev. E DeAnza and another priest assisting. Mexicans from across the region came by rail and private conveyance, many camping on the grounds. Regular monthly services will be held by Father DeAnza.
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Gallagher
San Antonio
Rockdale
Big Lump
E. DeAnza
Texas
DeAnta
Father DeAnza
Old Soldiers Meet at City Hall Endorses Pensioner Reappointments
Camp Sam Davis No. 1196 UCV met at city hall last Saturday with good attendance. It passed resolutions endorsing Comrade Kyser pension commissioner for reappointment under Ferguson and endorsing Oliver for reappointment as Superintendent of the Confederate Home at Austin. Both officials were praised for past work and retention after Governor Ferguson takes office. Visitor Tom Tyndall, Confederate Home inmate on furlough, visited his niece Mrs. F. Dymke near Rockdale.
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Sam Davis
Kyser
Ferguson
Austin
Oliver
Tom Tyndall
F. Dymke
Rockdale
Liv Yer Lax Promoted as Safe Liver Remedy
An advertisement denounces calomel as dangerous and weakens the body. It promotes Grigsbys Liv-yer-lax as a natural vegetable remedy to cleanse the liver without bad after effects.
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Grigsby
Doctors Meet in Rockdale for Milam County Medical Society
The Milam County Medical Society gathered at K P Hall Rockdale Tuesday October 13 from 4 to 11 pm with physicians from Cameron Milano Gause Thorndale Taylor Temple Waco San Antonio and Rogers in attendance. Local hosts praised the supper served at Hotel Wolf and a good program followed. The next meeting will be held in Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam County Medical Society
K. P. Hall
Rockdale
H. T. Coulter
B. Kirkpatrick
I. P. Sessions
T.S. Barkley
T. D. Roundtree
J. C. Herring
Burlington
D. E. Monroe
G. B. Taylor
J. M. F. Gill
E. E. Best
Cameron
L. W. Kistland
G. W. Mullins
Milano
D. F. Gray
Gause
L. L. Lee
E. L. Lawrence
Thorridale
J. C. Thomas
Taylor
J. J. Terrell
Talley, Noble
Hotel Wolf
Harrison Tent Show Impresses Cameron Audiences
The Harrison Tent company has drawn large crowds in Cameron with moral, well rendered plays and a courteous staff. Promoted as a high class family theatre, the troupe features a strong band under Prof Bullinger and a stable cast of performers, with matinees and potential stay depending on patronage.
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Cameron
Harrison
Texas
Harri
Bullinger
One Wonderful Night at Wonderland Theatre
This 1920s style notice previews One Wonderful Night at Wonderland Theatre on Monday night with a girl and a man whose lives change in one night. Matinee 10 cents, evening 10 and 20 cents. box office refunds if not satisfied. Hefley promises extra high value film and patron guarantees.
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Wonderland Theatre
Hefley
Derland
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